Sofia Boutella and the protagonists explain details of the film

The first installment of Rebel Moon, from the director Zack Snyder, It started with the argument that love was a weakness, but with the arrival of its sequel the characters have found their strength, some guided by the love of their lands, their origins and their search for justice, while others have opened up. to experience the same feeling in some allies, turning this plot of wars and power into science fiction with a very melodramatic touch.

Of course it’s a love story! Especially, in the second part, what we begin to discover is that this universal value is the shell and the emotional vehicle that guides this story,” said Michiel Huisman, Gunnar in the plot.

Precisely, Kora sees it as a weakness and you feel that she will never be able to allow herself to love or be loved; However, I think they no longer have a choice and a lot of it has to do with the fact that, honestly, everyone believes they are going to die and that creates this sense that there is nothing more to lose and allows them to have this moment of sensitivity and open their hearts,” said Sofia Boutella, protagonist, in an interview with Excelsior.

Exact! There is nowhere to hide anymore,” Huisman adds with a laugh.

The first installment introduced us to Kora (Boutella), a warrior who is dragged into the battle against the Imperium and its leader Balisarius (Fra Fee), establishing the scene of resistance of the inhabitants of Veldt.

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Joining the main cast are Ed Skrein, Michiel Huisman, Ray Fisher, Charlie Hunnam and Jimmy, a robot voiced by Anthony Hopkins.

For Rebel Moon part two: The warrior who leaves marks We will meet again this warrior and those who managed to survive willing to sacrifice everything in a last battle to defend what is the new home for those who lost theirs in the fight against the Mother World.

But, along the way, they must not only be prepared to face their enemies, but also face their own past and discover their reason for fighting.

As the fate of this rebellion is written, unbreakable bonds are forged, heroes emerge, and legends are born.

But no one said that being a legend was easy and to enter this adventure of action and challenges, the protagonists had to undergo months of training and sequences that they never imagined, giving everything for the story.

Oh, my God! Many of us were scheduled even months before to start training and then the other eight to start filming, but we had great trainers and stuntmen, so talented and full of energy, that they simply infected us, so it was very difficult, valuable, fun and worth it,” said Elise Duffy, Milius.

It seemed to me to be a necessary preparation in many ways, because the discipline and tenacity necessary for these sequences also translates to these characters and their discipline to survive the world in which they develop, so it was an extraordinary way to literally embody many of the physical states. and the mental ideas of our roles, because it not only made us feel and look good, but it allowed us to play these roles in the right way,” added Staz Nair, Tarak.

part one, Rebel Moon: the girl of fire premiered on December 23, while this sequel will arrive on the platform this April 19, because despite the fact that some netizens called the first one a copy of Star Wars and that its pace was slow, the truth is that expectations are high knowing that its sequel promises much more action, romance and a plot that, far from concluding, seems to have room to continue.

But who told you that it is the last one? I don’t know what you’ve heard, but I’ll just say that,” Nair said regarding the expansion of the universe created by Snyder.

YOUR INSPIRATION

• Contrary to what many believe, director Zack Snyder was not inspired by Star Wars for this film, but in The seven samurai de Akira Kurosawa.
• Although it is true that Snyder saw this plot as part of the universe of Star Warsso he pitched the idea to Lucasfilm, but it never came to fruition.

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